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Teen Injured in Machete Attack Just Weeks After Victoria Fast-Tracks Weapon Sales Ban
Machete violence has been an ongoing problem in the state of Victoria.
PM Announces Economic Roundtable to Deal With Inflation
Albanese deflects on labelling China a threat, backs strategic diplomacy, and says Australia alone will decide defence spending based on need.
‘Not My King’: Fashion Chain Takes Aim at Monarchy in Ongoing Campaign
Fashion label Dangerfield, which has multiple outlets across Australia and New Zealand, has used the King’s image in a new marketing campaign.
Fertility Giant Admits Wrong Embryo Implanted in 2nd Error This Year
After the Brisbane case in February, a second embryo mix-up has occurred.
Network 10’s The Project to End After 16-Year Run
The show mixed ‘woke’ news with humour and hard issues.
NSW Deputy Premier Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
Prue Car said she would take leave to undergo treatment.
Australian Reporter Hit With Projectile During LA Riot
Lauren Tomasi was hit in the leg by a rubber bullet while covering the anti-immigration enforcement riot.
Greens ‘Absolutely Ready’ to Negotiate With Labor on New Super Tax
The Labor government is pushing to double the tax rate on retirements funds with over $3 million.
NSW Libertarian MP Pushes Bill to Enshrine Gun Rights in State Constitution
‘The question of gun ownership in Australia has been a taboo,’ said Libertarian MP John Ruddick.
Australian Navy Ship Accidentally Knocks out NZ Internet, Radio Services
HMAS Canberra inadvertently interfered with New Zealand’s communications during a visit celebrating the two nations’ friendship.
South Australian Government Allocates $650 Million to Save Whyalla Steelworks
Whyalla steelworks owner, OneSteel Manufacturing, is in administration, but the government says its package is designed to support jobs and the local economy.
Filmmaker Explains Why Media Outlets Are Silent on the CCP’s Abuses
‘If you just touch on the wrong thing at the wrong time’ you could be expelled,' says filmmaker and author Kay Rubacek.
Virgin Australia Set to Rejoin ASX with $685 Million IPO
Trading is expected to commence on the ASX on June 24.
Northern Territory on Track to Recruit 200 Prison Guards in a Year Amid Jail Overcrowding
The NT’s Country Liberal government has pledged $500 million to expand prison capacity and infrastructure.
NZ, Hong Kong Lead Asia-Pacific in Business Ease, China Now in Top 10 Most Complex
Both countries were in the top ten in this year’s Global Business Complexity Index, while China entered the list of the 10 worst economies with which to trade.
Woman Sues Health Service, Says She Was Pushed into Gender Transition Despite Mental Issues
A woman has told of her ongoing suffering and permanent injuries from being referred for gender treatment despite her mental health challenges.
Australian PM Says No to Easing Beef Import Rules Amid US Tariff Pressure
‘Our first priority is biosecurity,’ said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Victorian Police Seize Nearly 6,900 Knives in Weapons Crackdown
Victoria Police have seized a record number of machetes for the year to date as the state struggles to combat knife crime.
